Bring Christmas home with MerryTwig Branch Lights. Shape the flexible branches into your own arrangement and fill your space with a cozy, warm white glow.
Shape It Your Way
Gently bend the flexible branches to create a flowing arrangement that suits your wall and holiday style.
Warm White Glow
Create a welcoming backdrop for Christmas gatherings and quiet evenings with softly glowing branch lights.
More Christmas, Less Clutter
Turn an empty wall into a festive focal point while keeping floor space free for gifts and gatherings.
Simple USB Power
Shape the branches, secure your display, and connect to a compatible USB power source to enjoy the glow.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Everything You Need to Know
Simply shape the branches, position your arrangement on the wall, and secure it with suitable fixings for your wall surface. Then connect the USB power to light it up.
Yes! The flexible branches can be gently bent and arranged to suit your space and create your own Christmas display.
MerryTwig Branch Lights features warm white lighting that adds a cozy glow to your holiday décor.
It runs on USB power and needs to remain connected to a compatible power source while in use.
Yes. The remote lets you choose your lighting mode without reaching up to the branches.
Its wall-mounted design adds a decorative feature without taking up floor space, making it a lovely option for smaller rooms.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 43 reviews.
Ordered early so I could get a head start on Christmas, and I put it up the day it came. The branch winds along our staircase wall, and I added a few red cardinals and some crystal ornaments from my decoration box. This was taken in the middle of the day with the lights on, and it still shows up nicely against the white boards.
We have a sunflower theme going in our bedroom, so I bought two and shaped each one into an arch on either side of the goodnight sign. The glow is soft enough to fall asleep to, and the remote lets me change the mode without getting out of bed. It feels like a different room.
Months later and I still love it. It climbs the wall behind our sectional, right by the window, and gives the room a warm glow without using any floor space. My family keeps asking when I'm taking it down, and I keep saying never.
It's July and mine is still up above the bed. I wound faux ivy through the branches to fill it out, and with the purple glow in my room it feels like a little forest. Falling asleep under it is my favorite part of the day.
Swapped the winter look for spring. I wove faux blossoms and a few leaves from the craft store through the branches next to our TV, and with the warm lights it looks like a little flowering tree growing down the side of the fireplace. Reshaping it took about ten minutes.
Our stone wall is dark and a bit plain, so I let the branches climb the upper left corner above the metal leaf art. The warm light looks great against the gray stone, and it sits right next to the clock without crowding it.
Our living room is lit blue at night, so I wanted one warm spot, and the branches in the corner do exactly that. My cat took over the couch the second I turned it on and hasn't moved since. I switch modes from the recliner with the remote, which is lazy but great.
I ran it along the top of our living room wall, right under the valance, and let the curly ends wrap down toward the iron cross. The wall is heavily textured and the light catches every little bump, which I didn't expect. It's been up since December and I keep finding reasons not to take it down.
This skinny wall next to the fridge has been empty since we moved in. I sent one branch straight up the middle and let the smaller twigs fan out on both sides, and now it catches your eye as soon as you come in. The whole corner glows yellow at night, and my husband, who hates decorating, keeps leaving it on.
Our hallway by the stairs was always dark and kind of dull, so I ran the branches up the wall and over the top of the doorway frame. They follow the corner without any trouble, and the light spills down the stairwell at night. Took me about forty minutes, mostly figuring out where to put the clips.
Went tall and narrow on this wall next to the floor lamp, one main branch with the twigs fanned out on both sides. The light is warm and soft, nothing harsh, and the corner feels so much cozier. I wanted something for the holidays that wasn't another tree taking up floor space.
Laid it out on the table before hanging it to see what I was working with. The branches are dark brown with a bit of texture, and there's a small bulb at the tip of each twig. They bend easily by hand, so shaping it ended up being less work than I thought.
Here's everything in the package: the branches coiled up, the remote and a clear cord. The remote has number buttons for the eight modes and dim buttons for brightness, so there's plenty to play with. Now to find the right wall for it.
My mom's bedroom wall always felt empty to her, so I got her this for Mother's Day. She had me hang it over her dresser and hasn't stopped texting me photos of it.
A dorm wall isn't exactly decor friendly, but small adhesive hooks did the job. It's been up since January and my roommate already asked where she can get one.
We did Valentine's dinner at home this year with these as the only light in the room. Easy way to set the mood without a single candle. My wife approved.
The branches come coiled up tight, and I spent a good twenty minutes straightening and shaping before I could even start hanging. Worth the effort, but plan for it. Four stars for the prep.
Love the look, but it has to stay plugged in, so I had to plan the whole wall around the outlet and run the cord behind the couch. Four stars because a battery option would have made it easier.
Every year I fight with a tangled box of string lights. These hang on the wall in whatever shape I want, with no knots to deal with. Wish I'd bought it sooner.
We keep the floor clear for the grandkids to run around and open presents, so a wall decoration was exactly what I was after. My son-in-law helped me hang it in about ten minutes.
Bought this over Black Friday weekend and it arrived the following week. It went up on the wall that night, and my husband has already asked if we can leave it up all winter.
Put it up the weekend after Thanksgiving with my kids helping. They bent the smaller twigs into shapes they liked, and now everyone points at it when they come over.
Didn't want to put nails in the wall of our rental, so I used small clear clips and they've held fine so far. The branches bend easily, so I was able to follow the edge of the wall.